The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 394

This year, almost all the trending topics in Saeville have been dominated by the newly-weds. From the fire at the Gomez family mansion at the beginning of the year, to the thrilling murder case, and then to the glamorous engagement banquet.

Even now, far away in Stanna, news about them quickly made its way back to Saeville.

Soon, Spring arrived. Everyone went home to reunite with their family, gradually joyful vibes scattered the news into oblivion.

In the distant north, a heavy snow had just fallen.

(Note: not sure what this pearl part meant, so I directly translated)

The white snow covered the stretching villages, with beautiful pearls dotting the white expanse of the wilderness.

A Hummer sped from the bustling city towards these pearls, stopping at the entrance of the village.

Freya frowned deeply, feeling nauseous after the long journey, which was unusual for her since she was never car sick before.

"Are you alright? Here, have some orange juice." Nathaniel offered her a bottle of freshly squeezed orange juice.

like he was getting

be doing it with a sense of

from Stanna to this godforsaken remote village. Driving such a long

away the bottle of orange juice,

compose herself, while Nathaniel

out first to discuss matters with them, likely security matters. This time, Nathaniel brought Freya here with just a few people escorting them. Afterward, they would leave, allowing Mr. Nathaniel to spend a few days

gathered around with clear eyes. Freya got out of the car, taking a few steps through the snow, and was stunned by what

a new school, centralized heating, straight roads, and

sound of it

that time, her

to the garden to set off fireworks, occasionally lighting a two-stage firecracker to ward off bad

en

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might catch a cold, leading her into a nearby villa. A slightly plump middle-aged woman

et yel

to look after the house and

back for Spring?" Tammy Hoover greeted

also lived here and owned a fish pond. With no work in winter,